Assemani

We shall be fully informed of this, also what masses were added by St. Ildefonse, and of other curious particulars, when we are favored with the collections he has made from the Gothic MSS. in Spain on this subject, and the new edition of all the liturgies of Christian churches which the Assemani are preparing at Rome in fifteen volumes folio.

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Tillemont think Sapor raised no persecution before his fortieth year: but Assemani proves from these acts, and several other monuments, a persecution in his eighteenth year.

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Assemani was the nephew of Joseph Assemani, whose Kalendaria will be mentioned in another place.

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From their authentic acts, written by St. Maruthas, in Syriac, and published by St.phen Assemani among the Oriental Martyrs, t. 1, p. 103.

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See their genuine Chaldaic acts, by St. Maruthas in Assemani, t. 1, p. 171.

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Greek schism; and some fell into Eutychianism, and a greater number into Nestorianism; they returned to the communion of the Catholic church under Gregory XIII. and Clement VIII., as Stephen Assemani proves, (Assemani, Act.Mart. t. 2, p. 410,) against the slander of

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Assemani, Joseph, Stephen Evodius, and Lewis, known by his Judicious writings on the ceremonies of the church.

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By the eastern martyrs, Assemani denotes the martyrs who suffered in the countries which extend from the eastern bank of the Euphrates, over Mesopotamia and Chaldea to the Tigris and the parts beyond it; by the western, he denotes the martyrs who suffered in Syria, Palestine, and Egypt.

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Assemani say, St. Schiadustes, or Sadoth, was nephew to Simeon Barsaboe, being son to his sister.

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From his genuine acts in Metaphrastes, Bollandus, and Ruinart; but more correctly in the original Chaldaic given us by Assemani, t. 1, p. 83.

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